bc-ebert adv-4 04-6
FEATURE COLUMN by Richard Roeper WHEN FOOTBALL WAS ELECTRIC Every time I see a story about a cutting-edge video baseball game such as Out of the Park Baseball 22 or MLB the Show 21, I envy the kids (and the adult kids) who can master these and other sports video games, but I also think: "Yeah, but we had Strat-O-Matic and Atari Home Run and Computer Baseball." Not to mention Bas-Ket, Sure Shot Hockey, electric football and let's not forget that little backboard you hung on your bedroom door so you could play a raucous game of one-on-one Nerf hoops with your little brother or your best friend ...